Venice Green Village sits in a peaceful part of Venice, Florida, surrounded by wooded acreage, local parks, gardens, and beaches nearby so folks can enjoy nature and a quiet setting far away from busy roads, and it's got three acres of secure outdoor courtyards where residents can walk the paths, tend to gardens, or just sit and visit. The community offers private and companion units with walk-in showers and a good amount of storage, and each space has emergency notification alarms installed for safety. The living areas were remodeled with easy movement and comfort in mind, and the place itself keeps everything up to date so residents feel at home and safe.
Residents can join daily community-sponsored activities, use the arts room, library, game room, or listen to music in the music room. Folks like to spend time in the barber and beauty/nail salon, and there's plenty of group activities like movie nights and exercise programs, as well as Wi-Fi and cable throughout, so people stay connected. Meals come three times a day restaurant-style, with chefs making each dish, and there are options for different diets, so everyone eats well. There's also housekeeping, linen, and laundry services, with maintenance included for all apartments. Residents run some of the activities themselves, and staff uses "It's Never Too Late" software to help with recreational and social engagement, especially for those with memory troubles.
Venice Green Village provides several levels of care, including independent living for seniors who are mostly self-sufficient, assisted living for those needing help with daily things like bathing, dressing, and medication management, and memory care for people living with Alzheimer's disease or dementia, where staff gives around-the-clock attention and makes personalized care plans. Skilled nursing is available, and a nurse is on site both part-time and 24/7, and there's access to onsite doctors, outside specialty doctors, lab work, and even mobile X-rays, which helps keep folks healthy without needing to leave the community unless necessary.
Safety and security are a priority, with a fully secured building and staff trained to manage dementia and Alzheimer's symptoms, and the community's got dedicated staff described as friendly and helpful, and folks say the therapy staff is particularly comforting and knowledgeable. Venice Green Village doesn't allow pets, but does have features for accessibility and allows couples to move in together if they want. The place also holds devotion services offsite for those wanting spiritual support.
There's a strong push for social activity and cognitive health, with a calendar of activities designed to keep people engaged, and the community has a warm, tight-knit feel, where residents are encouraged to take part in decision making and social events. Amenities like furnished rooms, emergency alert systems, move-in coordination, and outpatient medical services are part of the package, and the community maintains both indoor and outdoor spaces for visiting, games, or quiet time. The entry fee runs at $3,200, and the community score is 4.5 out of 10 according to Seniorly.
Venice Green Village is licensed by the state of Florida under license number 13117, and it's managed by Concordis Senior Living, which manages similar communities across the Southeast. The community is also designated as an Ambassadors of Care facility and is operated by Evans Health Care, which is part of Consulate Health Care, and together they provide a continuum of care on a single campus, aiming to meet the changing needs of older adults through personalized care plans and a steady program of support and activities aimed at making life comfortable and engaging for all who live there.
